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MORROW COUNTY â A pair of processions wound across Morrow County on Sunday, Feb. 14, in honor of former Morrow County Undersheriff Steve Myren, who died on Feb. 1 at the age of 58 after a brief battle with cancer.
âHe was a great person and a great undersheriff,â said Morrow County Sheriff Ken Matlack. âHe cared about people and about peopleâs families.â
Shortly after 10 a.m., a procession of nearly 50 vehicles departed the Heppner Fire Hall en route to the Boardman Marina led by Matlack and Myrenâs wife, Mim. Roughly 30 minutes later, a second procession left Irrigon, with the two groups converging at Wilson Lane in Boardman.
MORROW COUNTY â A pair of processions wound across Morrow County on Sunday, Feb. 14, in honor of former Morrow County Undersheriff Steve Myren, who died on Feb. 1 at the age of 58 after a brief battle with cancer.
âHe was a great person and a great undersheriff,â said Morrow County Sheriff Ken Matlack. âHe cared about people and about peopleâs families.â
Shortly after 10 a.m., a procession of nearly 50 vehicles departed the Heppner Fire Hall en route to the Boardman Marina led by Matlack and Myrenâs wife, Mim. Roughly 30 minutes later, a second procession left Irrigon, with the two groups converging at Wilson Lane in Boardman.
HEPPNER â Despite the cold weather, wind and drizzle, Morrow County Sheriff Ken Matlack appeared in a jovial mood on Wednesday, Dec. 30, awaiting his first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine beneath a tent in the parking lot of the Bartholomew Building in Heppner.
After filling out paperwork and picking an arm, Matlack lifted the left sleeve of his uniform and received the first vaccination of the morning.
âIt feels like just getting a flu shot,â he said as he returned to his patrol car to wait out the mandatory 15-minute recovery period.
While Heppnerâs Pioneer Memorial Hospital wrapped up its staff vaccinations earlier this week, the Dec. 30 vaccination event marked the first time Morrow County made vaccines available to law enforcement, firefighters, emergency medical personnel and other first responders.
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